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Segmental phonology and Black South African English speakers : communicative success with standard dialect listeners
The study investigated the nature of the listener confusion which occurs when Black South African English (BSAE) speakers communicate a list of common English words to speakers of standard South African (StdSAE) English. BSAE and StdSAE subjects were grouped into 10 dyads. BSAE subjects read 120 mon...
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Division of Communication Sciences and Disorders
2017
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